- but only
applies to part of the estate; the
remaining estate forms the "
intestate estate".
Intestacy law, also
referred to as the law of
descent and distribution...
-
Intestate succession in
South African law
takes place whenever the
deceased leaves property which has not been
disposed of by
valid testamentary instrument...
- of
India enacted to amend,
codify and
secularize the law
relating to
intestate or
unwilled succession,
among Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Sikhs. The...
-
rules for how
property is
distributed when
someone dies
without a will (
intestate) and how to
probate a will. The Act
provides for
certain family members...
- both extra-marital daughters, had
failed to
qualify as
heirs in the
intestate estate of
their deceased father. The
father of the
deceased was appointed...
-
divested much of his
estate to
relatives during his last years, and died
intestate. His
papers went to John
Conduitt and
Catherine Barton.
Shortly after...
- and
never existed,
except perhaps in name only. ab
intestato from an
intestate i.e., from a (dead) decedent, who died
without executing a
legal will;...
- by
William Leyborne Leyborne. FitzMaurice, who was illegitimate, died
intestate as a
bachelor with no
apparent heirs. At the time of FitzMaurice's death...
- used to
determine heirs of an
estate according to
statutes that
govern intestate succession,
which also vary from
jurisdiction to jurisdiction. In some...
- cousin, aunt or uncle, or grandparent. For example, if a
person dies
intestate, the laws of some
jurisdictions require distribution of the
estate to...